Our celebration of Chickasaw Annual Meeting and Festival continues with a closer look at an important aspect of Chickasaw culture. Chickasaw Nation Cultural Resources Manager Jason Eyachabbe and Chickasaw Nation Cultural Activities Manager Dixie Brewer are here to explore the history, traditions and cultural significance of stomp dancing. #ChickasawFestival #ChickasawAnnualMeeting | The Chickasaw Nation

It was feared the Stomp dance could render the foundations of some buildings unsafe #RetroFocus *Warning: This clip contains some discriminatory content* | ABC News

Sapulpa Indian Education and the Sapulpa Native American Student Association (NASA) hosted a traditional Stomp Dance on Saturday night. The men sing while the women wear handmade skirts and shaker cans to maintain the rhythm of the dance. The Stomp Dance is a community gathering with spiritual and cultural significance, and each dance has a different meaning. Thank you to the more than 300 people who came out to enjoy the annual Stomp Dance! Funds raised from raffles, vendor and food sales will

The Snake Dance at #CNMuskogee on September 16. | Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma

In honor of #NationalDanceDay, the Cherokee Word of the Week is “dance.” From the Stomp Dance to the Bear, Friendship and Eagle, the expression of dance is an important part of Cherokee culture with great social and ceremonial meaning. | Visit Cherokee Nation